Pasquale Forcellati

My Journey
A bit about me

I work to connect and build an on-line relationship with you.

In this relationship I want to embark on a therapeutic journey as your guide.

Therapy for me is about connection.

I believe in the importance of the therapy relationship that we build together.

Within this relationship we can both start your therapy journey, there will be tough times ahead for sure.

I work to connect and build a relationship with you on-line.

My job is to provide a calm and safe space to over come the tough times.

Keeping us both focused on the ultimate objective, which is peace of mind.


A bit more about how I practice...

I am an experienced couple counselor from Bedford.

I work with individuals and couples in the field of relationships , sexual dysfunctions and issues around compulsive sexual behavior.

I am trained as a young person counsellor (8 yrs-18 yrs), and also work with gender and sexual diversity clients and am kink and sexual worker friendly therapist.

I am familiar with a wide range of relationship models.


Read more about how I work in the What I do section.

How I embarked in this therapeutic journey...

My own journey into the world of therapy was the quest for “peace of mind”.

During this search, I spent time in Thailand and India, practicing yoga and vipassana meditation. Vipassana is a way of self-transition by self-observation.

Coming into this therapy world, I was excited to find that ancient teachings such as mindfulness were at the forefront of modern psychotherapy.

My first experience in this field was working as a mental health advocate for Rethink, in this role it become apparent that there was a shortage of conversational therapies.

The system was failing its patients, this led me to train to become a therapist. I trained as a psychodynamic, couple and sex therapist.


“When we get too caught up in the busyness of the world, we lose connection with one another – and ourselves."
– Jack Kornfield



And you? When will you begin the long journey into yourself? - Rumi